Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted
A Erie Pennsylvania woman cites five years of female trouble before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After two bottles she reports a big change and completes six, praising the remedy as bringing significant relief and urging others to try it. The message notes the product is made from native roots and berries, contains no narcotics, and claims widespread cures for inflammatory and other female ailments with free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Erie
Lydia DR. Pinkham
J. P. Exyoricn
D. No
Lyfiy
Pinkham
Lynn
Lydia BH. Pinkham
Witnesses and Epigrammed Elders in a Southern Tale
The passage recalls Rev Solon Jefferson and Aunt Candace sharing gingerbread while debating the land and epidemics, then shifts to a satirical note on arms and heraldry with a senator and his wife at a dinner party. The text blends dialect humor with social commentary and magazine vignette style.
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Solon Jefferson
Candace
Mr. Jefferson
Rev
Solon
United States
Mike
Saturday Evening Post
Shipwreck Up to Date
A surviving crew member asks the captain about danger as a moving picture outfit approaches to rescue them after filming on the wreck site. A witty line about a woman’s influence follows, ending with a humorous note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afong
Red Blood Restored by Grape-Nuts and Postum Claims
An Ohio woman reports improved complexion weight gain and relief from stomach trouble after using Grape-Nuts and Postum. She says headaches nervousness and gastritis symptoms faded and her blood became purer. She cites another friend who benefited and a doctor who would prescribe the products for gastritis.
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Ohio
Postum
Postum Cy
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellvilig
Lester
Iowa Freight Rates Trigger State Road Tax Clash
Iowa officials hear Fort Dodge businessman claim railroads punish Iowa for rate reform while state seeks street rate readjustments. Witnesses cite discriminatory charges harming Fort Dodge merchants and Minneapolis Omaha trade. Road drag law warned, hospital staff debate, underground bakery crackdown urged, and stock food law case slated.
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Des Moines
Iowa
T. F. Breen
Fort Dodge
Interstate Gon
Merce
J. S. Harlan
Mr. Breen
Breen
J. BM. Sullivan
Fort Dade
Minneapolis
Omaha
Tom Robinson
Will Hargan
Boone Commercial Association
Roosevelt 4S Accused in Political Ad Probe
Boston Governor Foss accuses Chairman Hufflett and Republican officers of violating campaign finance statutes by publishing political advertisements. He names Theodore Roosevelt and editors at the Ontigonk, Boston Herald, and Shoe Machinery Co as participants. District Attorney Pelletier says it warrants grand jury review.
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Iowa
John Fletcher
Grand Jury
Boston
Foss
Hufflett
Hue
Theodore Roosevelt
Ontigonk Company
Boston Herald
United, Shoe Machinery Company
Attmderigan Wooten Company
Pelletier
Train Held by Masked Bandits Ransack Missouri Route
A freight train between Memphis and Hurlburt Arkansas endured a robber raid by masked men who collapsed into the safe car and fled with loot valued around $3,000. Suspects identified as White Orr of Montana Everett Milka of Willowhill and Ben Bell of Edmondon Arkansas were detained in Francis County.
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Rock Island
Memphis
Hurlburt
Ark
Cin Bt
Francis County
Ana
White Orr
Montana
Everett Milka
Wwillowhill
Ben Bell
Ed-mondgon
Ari
Pulitzer Funeral Held For Publisher In St Thomas Church
The funeral of Joseph Pulitzer owner and publisher of the New York World and St. Louis Post Dispatch took place at St. Thomas Episcopal Church with rector Hov Ernest M. Stites presiding. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery after a state viewing in East Yard Street with honorary pallbearers including Nicholas Murray Butler and Seth Low.
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New York
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
St. Louis Post Dispatch
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Ernest M. Stites
Wood-lawn Cemetery
Pulitzer
East Yard Street
Nicholas Murray” Butler
Laura L. Clark
John B. Henderson
Frederick N. Judean
Seth Low
Clair McKelway
James Big McLean
Georges L. Rives
A Angus Shaw
New Witness Emerges in Linell Poison Case
Boston reports a new witness for the defense in the Avia Linell murder case. Eugene Levitan of Cambridge testified he sold cyanide of potassium weeks before Linell's death to a young woman he believed was a student of the accused clergywoman.
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Boston
Richeson
Avia’ Linnell
Eugene Leyhan
Dorchester
Boyleston Straet
Cambridge
Death Claims Kyrle Bellew Former English Stage Luminary
Kyrle Bellew, renowned actor, author, and explorer, died in Salt Lake City of pneumonia after a brief illness. His body was transported to New York with the Mollusc company members who were performing with him.
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Salt Lake City
Kyrie Bellew
New York
Mollusc” Company
Bird Bellew
Fola La Follette Bride in Wyoming Avenue Ceremony
Miss Pola La Follette daughter of Senator Robert M La Follette wed George Middleton of New York in the La Follette home on Wyoming Avenue. Rev A G B Pierce of the All Route Unitarian church officiated as guests and community leaders gathered for the event.
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Washington
Pola, la Follette
Mra
Robert. M. la Follette
George Middleton
New York
Wyoming Avenue
A. G. B. Pierce
All Route’ Unitarian Church
Taft
La 9
Unclear OCR: Local speeding fine report
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page shows a speeding fine and unclear names or places. The readable bits mention a fine related to speed and possible local names but lack coherent details or dates.
If They All Knew a Woman Speaker at New York Suffrage Meet
A mid dated remark from a woman speaker at a New York suffrage meeting notes that some men lack focus and impose speculation on women’s affairs. The quote reflects debates on women’s political rights and public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Cure Highlighted
An old advertisement warns kidney disease can be fatal if untreated and cites a testimonial from Mr Tuttle of broken Gow Nebraska who was cured after using Doan's Kidney Pills. It promotes backache and bladder symptoms recognition and urges readers to remember Doan's.
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G. H. Tatte
Rogera Street
Hroken Gow
Nebr
Saya Mr. Tuttle
Dean
Doan’s
Foster-Mithure Ga
Buffato
What’s the Matter With Your Baby
An advertisement warns mothers about infant crying and suggests Dr Caldwell’s Syrup of Magnesia as a mild laxative for constipation and indigestion. It promotes samples via mail from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello, Illinois, and lists physicians and regional addresses.
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Mrd
J. A. Harman
Star Ave
Durington
Iowa
Margo
Council
Bigfig
Caldwall
Gripio
W. B. Caldwell
Washington
Monticello
Til
Will
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